The Elder Scrolls

It is rated '15' by the BBFC.

It is the 5th installment in the Elder Scrolls series.

Unlike the ratings from the ESRB in North America, which are only advisory, the BBFC ratings are enforceable by law, and UK retailers may face hefty fines if they sell to anyone under the age of 15.

According to the BBFC the rating is because of the "strong violence" the game contains.

It is for a PC but we can be sure it will be the same for both 360 and ps3.

The only way to stop your companion from attacking is by telling him/her to wait. To do this you talk to them and then select wait here.

You can't necessarily beat Morrowind. If you're looking toward finishing the main part of the game and becoming awesomely strong, you just need to go through the main questline. To start the main questline you need to talk to Caius Cosades in Balmora. At the start of the game the officer with the golden-like armor tells you this, but it's understandable if you just skipped it all, because he has a lot of boring things to say.

Anyway, you go to Balmora to Caius' house which is on the side of the river where there are no shops. His house is to the northwest inside the walls of Balmora. When you talk to him, you give him a package which I hope you didn't sell for some reason. When you give him the package he'll start giving you quests. Do all the quests that come from this questline and you will have beaten the main questline.

1.Arena

2.Daggerfall

3.Morrowind

4.Oblivion

5.Skyrim

Yes, as part of the Companions questline in the vanilla version of the game, you will become a werewolf. However the werewolf perk tree is only added in the Dawnguard DLC.

You choose from the usual races, that have been in the previous games.

Humans (Redguard, Imperial, Breton, Nord)

Elves (Altmer, Bosmer, Dunmer)

Khajiit,

Argonian,

Orc.

The fastest way to get to 100 in smithing is to collect as much iron ingots and leather strips as possible. Make as many iron daggers as your iron and leather will permit and do it over and over. Your skill will fly up without using much money. Will still take a while.

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Torrents. For example pirate bay, but it will take quite a while or to make it quick you need a HP pavilion dv6 Intel core i3 dual core. It will say 3yrs or something like that if it is not an Intel core i3 dual core processor but it will take like a week or a few days but if you use something other then a i3 dual core it will take about 10-15 yrs or if it was a old laptop it will take 25-50yrs. I have a HP pavilion Intel core i3 dual core and it worked in 3 days and when I woke up for school it was downloaded and I was playing NFS Hot pursuit so much that I nearly had been late so these games that you download are good you can download every game like NFS, Call of Duty, Halo and many others games it will take a few days but it is free and that is worth it works good but you will need to do another download and look it up on another sight or read about it, it works fast in England because of fast broadband in England but it will take a few hrs longer

Not really. It is a bit tame in content when you compare it to games like The Witcher, and Dragon Age.

Yes, from the Playstation Store. It was released on the 19th February 2013 for Playstation 3.

u can get the mystic dawn robes gloves and boots from the dawnstar museum there in a locked case to the left as soon as u enter the room or u cant do the mission the man has and at the end u have to kill him u can then get them off his body

Depending on your level, there are various ways to kill a troll. In the early stages of the game, it is best to try and avoid these dangerous creatures. If you find one you simply cannot bypass, try equipping your flames spell in one hand and a one-hand weapon in the other. The fire will help combat the regenerative effects. You can also use the fire breath shout if you have it. If you still cannot kill the monster, try and lower your combat difficulty in the settings menu.

Please be more specific.

I think most players are okay with the name Skyrim for Skyrim. This is because the game is part of a series. Each game in the past has been named for the area of the world it occurred in. Skyrim is about a country called Skyrim, so its name fits well.

If you meant to ask about character names, try looking up "Nordic" baby names. There are sites that will give you names similar in style to the Skyrim Nords along with information about what the name means.

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With as much as there is in the game is most certainly becomes a matter of opinion. In any case a really bug advantage is the never-ending-ness. Quest are randomly generated. Even so, if you play the game properly [not using console cheats or fast traveling all the time] It is most certain that you will not be done with the game in it's entirety by the time the next DLC is released. The greatest thing about DLC's for Skyrim is that they will be more of expansions rather than addons which also greatly raises the value of the unending barrage of quest play and leveling.

First, make sure you have one of the summon spell selected and have enough mana/energy/whatever to cast it. Then aim fairly close to your feet - most of the conjuration spells don't have a very long range.

Fire spells do the same damage as the lightning and ice spells, yet costs less Magicka. It also keeps burning, doing more damage over time. If you're referring to the Augment elemental perks, I usually do Flames first. Shock is also effective against other magic users, and Dragons. Lightning Bolt, and similar spells are Hit Scan weapons, which means they strike instantly, so you don't have to lead the target. Also, no dragons are Shock resistant.

Each element has it's own advantages, so a good mage knows what to use when. There's a variety of spell effects too, just in Destruction. Ice Storm is probably the best frost based spell, and the best AOE Adept level spell because it travels in a line with a wide area. This allows you to sweep the battlefield, rather than just blasting a small area like Fireball, or strikind a random secondary target like Chain Lightning.

In Oblivion, the playable races are:

Humans - Imperials, Bretons, Redguards, Nords,

Elves - Dark Elf (Dunmer), Wood Elf (Bosmer), High Elf (Altmer),

Orcs,

Khajiit (cat people),

Argonians (lizard men).

Non playable races include Sheogorath(his own race), dremora, daedra, and a lot more.

In Skyrim, you can play the same races as you could in Oblivion.

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You have to go through the Dark Brotherhood questline. Innocence, my brother.

You can't without using mods or the console.

It really does depend on what platform you are running the game on and how you are running it. If you are using a PC, then you need to be running it with a .EXE file. At the moment, there is no format for the Elder Scroll's: Skyrim to be on a Apple Mac and it is very unlikely that there ever will be a way to run it on a Mac. If you are running it on the Xbox 360, Then you either will need to download it from the Xbox Live Store or you will need to buy the disk and play it from that. This will be the same as the PS3

There are 20 shouts. But there are three parts to each shout. You receive an achievement when you know all 20 shouts. The greybeards will help you find locations were the Thu'ums can be learned.